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Use the explicit 'W' (wide) symbols from the Windows API to provide Unicode support regardless of whether UNICODE is defined: - SetFileAttributesW - LPCWSTR Define UNICODE anyway for the sake of thirdparty code that uses the aliases, which only work properly when UNICODE is defined: - SetFileAttributes - LPCTSTR If UNICODE is not defined then the aliases refer to the narrow symbols: - SetFileAttributesA - LPCSTR But the explict 'W' symbols are still available. The aliases are only needed for compatibility with code written prior to Windows NT. |
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config | ||
DownloadSoundFont.cmake | ||
FindJack.cmake | ||
FindQt5.cmake | ||
FindSndFile.cmake | ||
FindSparkle.cmake | ||
FindVorbisAndOgg.cmake | ||
FindWinSparkle.cmake | ||
GetBuildType.cmake | ||
GetCompilerInfo.cmake | ||
GetPlatformInfo.cmake | ||
GetUtilsFunctions.cmake | ||
SetupAppImagePackaging.cmake | ||
SetupBuildEnvironment.cmake | ||
SetupCMakePolicy.cmake | ||
SetupCompileWarnings.cmake | ||
SetupDependencies.cmake | ||
SetupFreetype.cmake | ||
SetupSparkle.cmake | ||
TryUseCcache.cmake | ||
TryUseLocalRevision.cmake | ||
UsePkgConfig1.cmake |